caught on tape, a man and woman photographed at a seven eleven before a crime right outside of police headquarters. i am frank somerville. >> i am julie hay nor. they are looking for five people connected to an attempted armed robbery that took place outside police headquarters. people in the area generally feel safe with police officers so close by. ken. >> reporter: julie the alleged hold up happened here at the 7 eleven the victim ran across

the street to what you think would be the safest place in town. the head quarters to alameda police. two of the five suspects were caught on surveillance inside, on lincoln avenue. this man and woman. they were allegedly involved in an armed robbery attempt 1:30 a.m. march 3rd. >> it is concerning that it is such a brazen attack within close proximity of the police department. >> reporter: the suspect pulled a gun and demanded money in the store parking lot yards from the front door of the alameda police. >> the victim did not comply at which point the suspect struck him in the face with the handgun. >> reporter: that is when the victim tried to flee. >> he ran across the street, towards the police department, and was tackled on the north side of the building. >> in a spot where police cameras are not located. the victim is out of hospital but the suspects are still on the loose. >> homeless people around here some times but other than that

i feel fine. it is pretty quiet. >> reporter: residents are not only stunned at an armed robbery but the boldness where it was carried out. >> right across the police station, that let's me know some people could care less about the law and those kind of things. >> reporter: the 7 eleven owner says police are often inside his store and he has never been worried about violent crime before. >> nothing like that, you know, we are right across from the police station. very safe area. >> reporter: again police are looking for this man and woman, and two other men, and another woman who were not caught by surveillance cameras they fled in two vehicles one a 2008 to 2009 black four door ford f-150 and a 2008-2009 chevy silver trailblazer. and ktvu.com we posted those photos so you can take another look. you will find them in the hot

topics section on the front page. marin county sheriff's department said deputies discovered 700 marijuana plants as they investigated an assault case. these are photos of the plants investigators found in a home near inverness they went to investigate a report of a woman, beating her sleeping roommate with a baseball bat. the plants were growing inside two buildings on the property the 27-year-old is now wanted for attempted murder she is described at 5'9", weighing 135 pounds she has a multicolored mohawk and hazel eyes she was last seen driving this distinctive van she may have a gun and should be considered dangerous. anyone with information on her where abouts is asked to call authorities. a morgan hill mother was sentenced for abandoning her 10- year-old caught we are a cart full of stolen groceries she received a 68 day sentence.

she can do her time in a public work detail she must take theft prevention and parenting classes she stole the shopping cart and toll her daughter to push it out of the store and fled the scene when security guards confronted her daughter. she was arrested in nevada her daughter was placed in the care of her grandmother. thousands of workers in san jose got a $2 pay hike as the city raised minimum wage. it will take time for witnesses to evaluate the cost. but as robert honda shows us for many, the boost in pay and moral was immediate. >> reporter: phils coffee is one of many san jose businesses that raised the minimum wage from $8 to $10 an hour, approved by voters in november after a vigorous campaign lead by students. >> have enough to help my dad out he doesn't have to work two jobs any more i can hell within the groceryeven -- help out

with groceries. >> get to live a little more. get nice food. >> reporter: getting the estimated 53,000 workers effected is part of the overall strategy. >> we will have additional $70 million of spending in the city due to the wage increase. it will lift up the economy. >> reporter: some business owners expressed concern the pay hike would hurt their bottom line. but phil's coffee owner, raised wages early. >> from what we've seen, actually, workers are working harder, they are more positive, greater customer service and business has increased. >> reporter: the employer said it makes employees better employees is that the case? >> moral, knowing there is a little bump yeah, it is higher. for sure. >> reporter: some business owners told us it will take more than one day or month to tell if that positive atmosphere will be enough to offset higher prices or layoffs

in san jose, robert honda. more details how san jose's minimum wage compares. california has a statewide minimum wage, a few city haves their own minimum wage. san francisco's is the highest in the country. new mexico is close behind and san jose's new $10 minimum wage is third highest in the country. >> on wall street the dow, pushed higher into uncharted territory it gained 50 points for its seventh consecutive daily increase. nasdaq rose 8, factors driving the market higher are more home sales. shareholders are reported to be getting a piece of the pie they are sitting on more than $130 billion in cash at apple, an

investor group suggests that they will reallocate that money. shares of zinga jumped, stock rose 10% rumors have been swirling since a reporter who writes about yahoo! said they are considering to significant acquisitions. tuesday morning in vatican city where roman catholic cardinals are about to begin a historic conclave for a new pope. final pep rations before they are locked -- preparations before they are locked inside the sistine chapel. >> reporter: good morning frank there is a cold rain, pouring down over rome as the sun begins to break over st. peters basilica. it might make the procession a wet affair. cardinals then walk into the

st. peters basilica, the sistine chapel, they celebrate mass take the vow of secrecy and begin the voting process. there are 6 to 10 names on the short list to be the next pope but the truth is, no body really knows. workers use the very last hours of daylight to hang red curtain tons balcony from which the new pope will emerge. inside they prepared the new roads and vestments in three sizes so no matter who the 115 cardinals choose he can appear properly dressed within an hour of the white smoke lofting over st. peters square. >> there is no perfect candidate. that was jesus himself. >> reporter: father jonathan morris said the cardinals have moved from talking about what qualities they want to who that man might actually be. they entered their last day of preconclave meetings swarmed by the media, but unwilling to

give details. >> i think, god will provide. >> reporter: so far neither god or the cardinals, weeks of meetings have provided a clear front runner. it is seen as uncouth to campaign for the top job but once the doors to the chapel close history has proven anything can happen. >> i don't think any of the cardinals know how this is going to end up but they do know how they are going to start. >> reporter: now the vatican has had to adapt its ancient rules of secrecy to the modern time. once the cardinals enter the chapel and take that oath of secrecy they are cut off from the outside world. no television, no internet, no twitter accounts and they have even installed cell phone jammers in the sistine chapel to ensure the only word we hear or for that matter see, is when the white smoke rideses after two -- rises after two thirds

of the cardinals agree on a pope. more details now, one american mentioned is a candidate new york cardinal timothy dolan another, sean o'malley from boston he is credited to taking a hard line approach to pedophile priests. later this hour, the bay area cardinal with a vote and how the beginning is being marked at one coneed real. police are -- cathedral. police are investigating that a preschool teacher bound a 2-year-old with tape after refusing to take a nap. church leaders learned of the incident after the former teacher showed photos of the bound child to two current employees one of whom is the child's mother. a small earthquake rattled a wide area of southern california but caused little damage it measured 4.7 and centered in the desert, 20

miles south of palm springs. it happened during a tennis channel interview with times of london writer. >> those comments were so powerful we just endured an earthquake. >> the quake knocked items off store shelves but no reports of significant damage or injury. it was centered on the santosito fault. new york's soda ban, blocked here in richmond the sugar wars are far from over. controversial ads bring outrage to san francisco. why they are staying up and what is being done with

new york city mayor michael bloomberg plans to appeal a judges ruling today the regulation would have gone into effect tomorrow and put a 16- ounce limit on containers used in the sale of soda and other sugary drinks. a judge called it arbitrary and capri house. new york's battle is being noticed in richmond where voters there rejected a soda tax in november. debra is talking to people from that campaign and saying their efforts didn't fall completely flat. debra. >> reporter: well, this is the

double gulp, 64-ounces but even this would not be banned, at a new york 7 eleven only restaurants, stadiums and theatres one of the loopholes the judge didn't like. >> it is amazing, it is in everything. >> reporter: author of richmond's failed measure n said every effort to curb sugar moved the issue along. >> we had a fierce debate about it that still goes on now. it is a total upside for a city or county to do. >> reporter: even when 67% of voters said no to a city wide tax. 1¢ per ounce on sugar drinks. >> i just really felt cheated and felt like these people really just came in and bought the boat here you know. >> reporter: these teens who watched it unfold said they learned something about diet and health and while they still drink soda they drink less. >> in future i don't see myself giving that to my children just because i don't want them to

get used to it. >> reporter: health advocates are encouraged voters seem to be sweetening on sugar taxes a field poll last month found only 40% of those surveyed favour taxing sugary drinks but approval shoots to 68% when told it will be spent on childhood nutrition and exercise. >> that is what they say but most likely going into their pocket. >> reporter: despite sec tickets. >> -- sceptics. >> i will drink the drink. >> reporter: how come? >> i crave it. >> reporter: reformers have no regrets. >> big soda will drop a few million in your lap, teach your poor kids how to phone bank and canvas and get the most inspired discussion in your community. >> reporter: richmond's tax would have raised $3 million a year, live in richmond, ktvu,

channel news. sacramento is the next frontier in this beverage battle a lawmaker from carmel is pushing a statewide penny per ounce tax on sweetened beverages. >> decrease consumption by raising the price and use that revenue into supporting children's nutrition, education about making good choices, restoring physical education programs in our schools. >> state senator said the proposed tax would raise between 1.2 and $1.7 billion a year. new legislation aimed at prohibiting smoking in multi unit buildings, if it passes could be the most restrictive law in the country. it would prohibit smoking in all multi family dwellings with one or more shared walls, floors, ceilings or ventilation

systems. californians should be able to breathe clean air inside their own homes. the bill is scheduled to be heard in committee later this month. controversial new ads rolled out on muni buses. they have no plans to take them down even though some find them offensive. >> reporter: the ads started appearing to day on ten san francisco muni buses. with the tag line, that is his jihad what's yours. >> our new campaign focuses on how jihaddists use the text and teaching of islam. >> reporter: the ads are the latest provocation from new york's american, freedom center. >> in these cases where we don't agree with the content we can kill the ad but in this specific case we don't think we

should use taxpayer dollars to litigate over first amendment rights. >> there is no place in san francisco for bigotry and racism. >> reporter: a coalition of muslim and arab groups, joined city officials to condemn the ads. >> we are concerned about if way hate messaging pollutes the environment. >> reporter: muni posted messages of tolerance inside the buses carrying the ads they are donating the $5,000 paid by the founder, to fund a study on post 9/11 discrimination. >> we will take her money, her money of hate and use it to do good for this community and i think that is a huge commitment for this city. >> reporter: the advertisements will be posted on muni buses for four weeks. san francisco supervisors will vote on a resolution condemning the ads. david stevenson ktvu channel 2 news. >> somber memorial in japan on

the second anniversary of the devastating earthquake and tsunami. people gathered to remember the estimated 19,000 lives lost more than 300,000 people were displaced when their homes were destroyed by the 9.0 earthquake or rendered unfit because of radiation. the government plans to do away with red tape, stalling efforts to resettle those displaced. anti nuclear protestors rallied in san francisco in front of the japanese consulate today. many people are concerned about the long term health consequences of the melt down in japan especially for children. protestors are sending a letter to the japanese government. >> so dangerous because so many people, so many people are still suffering. >> today, just two of japan's 50 nuclear plants are

operating. the government is still trying to come up with a new energy strategy. it is warming up out there. these are the highs from today tomorrow's highs will go up. 72 santa rosa, highs tomorrow come up a few more degrees. patchy fog along the coast. overnight lows upper 30s low 40s tomorrow is a lot like today just warmer watch out for patchy coastal fog. when i come back i will get back to forecasting the high for tomorrow and wednesday. then we will look at the five day forecast and look for chances of rain. see you back here. next saturday will be one year since morgan hill teenager sierra lamar disappeared without a trace. investigators say she was kidnapped on her way to school.

a 21-year-old has been charged with abducting and killing her. her family and friends plan to hold a balloon release saturday. decision whether mc hammer will face charges following his arrest last month. a mother and her two sons killed driving to the movies. what the driver who struck them was doing at the time. a man crushed by

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officials of bart are trying to make sure what happened at the montgomery station never happens again. police discovered a man's body along with bedding material on top of an elevator 9:30 p.m. he appeared to have gone there

to sleep. investigators say a passenger got in and started going up when he heard a loud noise. >> he heard a scream and the elevator stalled and that is how he was aware some body was trapped outside of the car. >> bart police are checking surveillance cameras to see if they can figure out how the victim got into the shaft. for now bart says it will have crew search those shafts before stations are closed. new information about a weekend car crash that killed a family of three in daily city it all happened in an instant. amber lee tells us what the person arrested may have been doing at the time of that crash. amber. >> reporter: frank, friends created a memorial at the site of the accident the family was killed steps from their home. >> 50-year-old and her two sons 22 and 15 were close and spent a lot of time together. a friend told me he supported

his family working as a truck driver for safeway. >> i feel like life is so unfair. >> reporter: saturday around 8:00 p.m. he was driving his girlfriend, mother and brother to the movies he was pulling away from the curb in front of his home and was making a u turn when a blue sedan came speeding up hill and slammed into them nearly sheering the car in half. the impact killed amato his mother and brother and critically injured his 20-year- old girlfriend. >> now his girlfriend is fighting for her life we cannot even see her. >> reporter: the driver of the blue sedan has been identified as 28-year-old dennis of sunny vail authorities tell me he was involved in a hit and run nearby and was speeding away when he collided with amato. >> sad the entire family died. >> horrible. >> dozens gathered around the memorial created for the family. his brother was a freshman at west more high and avid soccer

player. >> he was always there for me whenever i needed anything. >> reporter: these teens tell me they can't fathom how a friend their own age is gone >> i cared for him i felt he was part of my family i was part of his. i really miss him. >> reporter: dennis, the man accused of killing the family is set to be arraigned in court tomorrow afternoon facing homicide and hit and run charges. live in daily city amber lee ktvu channel 2 news. prosecutors said they won't file charges against mc hammer. that confirms a tweet from the rapper last friday. dublin police say the 50-year- old became argumentative after being stopped at a shopping center. he was arrested on charges of obstructing and resisting an officer the dublin police department says it stands by

the arrest and is seeking a misdemeanour charge. a charity that gives christmas gifts is getting help. we told you last week about a break-in. today the sheriff's office said it recovered two truckloads of goods and arrested two men for burglary some stolen items were ear marked for a graduation in martinez. buried alive and caught observing camera. how a skier survived getting caught in a massive avalanche. the only thing we've heard in four days,

the search for a missing bay area woman is expected to expand tomorrow. police released new information. heather holmes is live at first congregation church downtown oakland where volunteers mapped out strategy tonight. >> reporter: frank, for the very first time since she was reported missing four days ago we are learning about a sighting and the news brings hope to her friends, many of whom met here tonight at her church. >> help us, find erica. >> reporter: those close to erica, are relying on each other and their faith as another day passes without any word, from the 31-year-old oakland woman. >> no matter what it is god just give us a sign, that she is okay. >> reporter: today, a possible sign, police say after she was reported missing thursday, she was seen in west oakland in good condition and investigators believe she left on her own but wouldn't provide any other information. >> huge relief. i hope it is true.

>> reporter: amber is a close friend and has been leading daily searches. >> we are hoping to get the word out. >> reporter: including one this morning at the bart station it is not far from her home or where she was spotted on surveillance camera. footage from a bakery, 34th and telegraph shows her wearing running clothes on her daily walk. the image is difficult for her mother to watch. >> very hard. she looked happy. >> reporter: and a happy ending is what family and friends are hoping for. they plan to canvas other areas of oakland tomorrow with missing person flyers in hand. >> we have given out 1500 flyers to people and we are just hoping some body's memory will be jogged. >> reporter: she had booked a trip to texas to visit her brother friday of course she

never made that flight her brother is here desperate to find his sister. here in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. we have learned the name of a man shot and killed while driving an astin martin. he was a 37-year-old and had homes in oakland and san francisco he was shot by someone in another car, 3:00 a.m. sunday morning near 8th and washington streets in to old oakland neighbourhood. he managed to drive to clay and 9th street where the gunman continued firing before fleeing the scene. 21-year-old man received a life sentence in sonoma county in the fatal shooting of a musician. he was a rising star in the music world, who toured with lauren hill and other big names. he was shot because he was thought to be a rival gang

member. vega received an additional 12 year prison term in a manslaughter case out of santa rosa. lester was convicted on 86 counta date rape and drug case involving three victims he made headlines when he fled to mexico and was apprehended by dog chapman. a judge ordered an april 4th hearing. in news of the world north korea, he told his troops to be on the alert for possible war. this comes as south korean and american forces conduct joint military exercises. the un security council, voted for new sanctions on the north. in afghanistan, the u.s. secretary of defense, left

kabul. karzai ordered americans to leave the provinces by today. two americans were killed when an afghan police officer opened fire on u.s. troops. there is late word five americans died in a helicopter crash outside kandahar city. in china, workers are removing 2800 carcasses of dead pigs dumped in a shanghai river. despite what happened the water is still safe. the dumping comes amid-a crackdown on illegal trade of contaminated pork. tonight a chance to see first hand what it looks like to be carried away in an avalanche. this was taken by a 22-year-old montana man as he was carried more than 1,000 feet by an avalanche. he could feel the snow build up behind him and push him into a tree the tree splintered both he and the tree were buried in

snow. his friends saw the whole thing and dug him out within minutes he suffered a dislocated shoulder and bruising but it could have been much worse. >> wow. transportation safety administration chief is getting called on the carpet this thursday he will have to explain recent and controversial decision to allow passengers to bring small knives on decisions. a tsa spokesman said the changes are set to take effect april 25th despite strong opposition from pilots and flight attendants. he has been called before the house homeland security committee. this is a good week to look towards the heavens and catch a glimpse of the passing comet. astronomers say you should be able to see it with the naked eye, 30 minutes after sunset. look where the sun is setting and a bit left it should be as bright as one of the stars in the big dipper, a little fuzzy with a tail.

six bay area high school students are in washington dc, competing for a $100,000 scholarship. she is working on fluorescent imaging technology that would allow surgeons to detect cancer cells during operation. >> before surgery you get mris or like ct scans but those only get the main shape of the tumour but you can't see individual cells that is a big challenge for the surgeon they don't really know what exactly to take out. >> other bay area students in this competition are kevin chen of fremont,. donald trump offered to help the obama administration. in 8 minutes ... >> an oakland man exonerated

after 14 years in prison. what went wrong and how one santa clara group helped make it right. updating the extended forecast back at 10:45 p.m. to tell us when we may reach 80 mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress.

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in a matter of hours, cardinals are silt to begin their conclave. -- set to begin their conclave. the first smoke is expected noon our time tomorrow. here in the bay area, catholics will closely watch for signs of that smoke. white if they have selected a new pope, black if not. a retired cardinal from san

francisco's archdiocese is voting. >> reporter: this is monday mass, an ordinary service to start an extraordinary week. >> a big day for all the catholics. >> if i had to choose an american cardinal i would choose the boston one. he is franciscan and humble. >> reporter: tomorrow the papal conclave meets in the sistine chapel. >> there is no headliner. >> reporter: archdiocese of san francisco spokesman, says this papal conclave holds more meaning for bay area catholics with former san francisco archbishop and retired cardinal among those electing the pope. >> one of 115 people, so, it is a tremendous honor for us, and certainly for the cardinal. >> reporter: his participation

may bring more attention to american cab cardinals. a couple weeks ago i would have said no american has a possibility but now, it is looking more and more like there is a possibility. a slim one perhaps but a possibility. >> reporter: the archbishop of the san francisco diocese asked all parishes, hold a special mass tomorrow. the mass here at st. mary's will begin 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the national park system may not be quite as user friendly this summer because of sequester cuts. supervisors are prepared to open the gates later, close visitor centerhire fewer seasonal workers. park police can expect furloughs and a $12 billion backlog in maintenance will get worse. the park service is facing a 5%

budget cut, 279 million people visited national parks in 2011. donald trump is offering to help the obama administration this past friday you will recall all white house tours were cancelled because of cuts. now donald trump says he will cover the price tag for the white house tours estimated by the secret service to be $74,000 a week. the white house deputy press secretary said, he didn't think that suggestion would work. temperatures trending higher as we move into the week. innocent man branded a child molester and locked up for 14 years. >> he exhibited great strength and continues to now and committed to rebuilding his life. >> what a

amazing rescue video from a police dash board cam in a city near des moines iowa. the officer is pulling an unconscious 18-year-old from a burning car. police sigh the young man had been doing donuts in an icy church parking lot when the car crash into an air conditioning unit and caught fire. the driver will be okay but face charges for reckless driving when he is released from hospital. navy officials will release the names of the crew who died in the crash of a u.s. navy jet, 24 hours after family members are notified the plane was on a routine training mission when it went down 8:45 a.m. this morning, 50 miles southwest of spokane. a department of defense official says it was an ea-6 b prowl era twin engine,

electronic warfare aircraft. it took off from whidby island. no word what caused the crash. a bay area group, dedicated to seeking justice for those wrongfully convicted of crimes, has scored another victory. their persistence has paid off. >> reporter: 37-year-old johnny williams left a northern california parole office last friday finally cleared by a judge after 14 years behind bars. his attorneys say he is finding profound meaning in every moment since his long awaited exoneration. >> he gets to appreciate the things we have got to appreciate for the last 14 years, listening to birds and the sounds of crickets, right and that is why we do this work. >> reporter: in 2000 a jury convicted him of lewd conduct against a child and attempted rape for the 1998 sexual assault of an oakland girl. he insisted he was innocent but

during the original forensic tests. the analyst didn't find biological material to support testing they didn't look in a very big area of the physical evidence. >> reporter: williams sent this letter to the northern california incense project in 2006 they made initial inquiries and felt he was a candidate for help but didn't have enough funding. >> it wasn't until the dna project was formed via a federal grant there were staff available to actually do a factual investigation of the case. >> reporter: the new dna test in 2012 which cost $5,500 proved conclusively williams was insent. >> he exhibited great strength and continues to now and is committed to rebuilding his life. >> reporter: they have exonerated 14 people since 2001. in santa clara ... stanford researchers say a new study suggests taking

aspirin can greatly reduce the chance of skin cancer. those who took an aspirin at least twice a week for five years reduced their risk of melanoma by 30%. melanoma kills 9,000 americans a year the study focused on post menopausele white women so researchers say they need to widen their study to gauge if aspirin works for everyone. a little patchy fog at the coast this afternoon and this evening it is not as much as we had this morning but still there in some spots. jet stream driving away to the north. we are dry. here we are here, that is how it stays not just through today and tomorrow but the next few days. high clouds overhead you can see here a few high clouds maybe a little fog down here around pigeon point, a little patchy fog, around point banita area. tomorrow starts us off.

patchy fog temperatures start to warm up. tomorrow, a lot like today, warmer daytime highs. current temperatures, 49 santa rosa, kind of mild, the air is already starting to sink and even at night time it warms temperatures a bit. that is why the fog was compressed back to the coast. if we have it, it will be low visibility along the great highway, half moon bay and pacifica. tomorrow will be warmer than today the general trend for temperatures is going like this, wednesday will be the warmest day of the week temperatures next few days lots of 70s and maybe even an 80. this map tomorrow yellows, 70s look at the 70s greens are 60s but lots of mid-and upper 60s. really nice day. noticing the pollen, the tree pollens are starting to go off. next few days it will be warm but also stay dry for the

entire week. as we go through this week into next week we are dry. a few clouds roll in on friday or saturday but this high pressure rules the roost through the weekend into parts of next week. we are dry with that tree pollen, flitting around. warm air, blooming trees, cause you some problems if you are a hay fever sufferer. 75 tomorrow antioch, 75 brent wood, and fairfield, peninsula and south bay, 73 san jose this doesn't look like -- did we have winter? >> i know. >> it is warm on the coast. >> it is weird, feels like winter is done. when i look at the long range there is no real weather systems that will bring us a quick return to winter or anything significant. that can change but still we are moving along. >> i kept thinking, january and february with no rain we would get nailed in march but isn't looking that way. >> real dry, real warm. >> nice. >> thank you. some bay area preschoolers are getting much needed eye

exams because of a program that brings eye dare to their schools. the eye bus is offering free exams in san francisco and oakland as part of a see well initiative. it was on lombard street. it tends to alleviate vision problems at a critical time in a child's learning process. >> if they can't see the board, it effects their ability to copy letters or see image then they can't recognize what they are seeing. this will effect their ability to learn. >> the bus is staffed with an eye doctor and fully equipped to treat kids 3 to 6 years old. those who need glasses get them for free. st. mary's takes on the number one team in the country. mark is up next, but

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british singer recovering after a case of double pneumonia forced him to cancel a bay area performance. saturday's concert has been rescheduled for may 1st. a series of health scares forced the singer to cancel

several shows in recent months his tour is expected to resume next week in mexico. st. mary's going up against the number one team in the country. >> yep, can pretty much guess how it turned out. one thing to have a little nemesis, but when it comes to st. mary's basketball, it turned into a full blown pain in the rear. that is a nice way to say it. they have lost only three times in the last 22 games. no different. st. mary's chance to take a big hit, page goes out with a knee jury. mathew they concentrated on him draws attention. picked and slammed. up 9 at half. second half much the same but st. mary's did make a little bit of a move. steven slashed from 3 and within 11. david stockton just like his pop john used to do in the nba

great assist, beauty, 21 points, 12 repounds, 12 times they have won the wcc. looked for quite some timelier the warriors will -- for some time like the warriors would go to the playoffs. not only a win tonight but a blow out of the knicks in oakland. 26 on 6 and 10, from them up 15 at half. curry only had 3 assists. nice one right there. thompson in from the left, had 23. kid will miss his shot, by a lot and thompson, for david lee long. lee back from a knee injury. warriors win by their widest margin of the year, 92-63 they

need a whole lot more of that. meantime, it is on, some fans enjoy the off season jockeying in the nfl more than the actual playing of the games themselves, 49ers with a sizable splash. boldin, a guy with 6 receptions, 104-yards receiving and touchdown against them in the super bowl will serve as the top target. 49ers give up only a 6 round draft choice in exchange for the 10 year veteran. niners arch rival, seahawks, acquired the multi talented ever explosive kick returner, mercy harvin from minnesota in exchange for their number one pick. this will not become official until tomorrow. >> thank you. thank you for trusting ktvu

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